11. Murder on Mincarlo Interactive Mystery Boat Trip
· 2.5 hoursAn interactive murder mystery unfolds aboard the historic Mincarlo in Lowestoft, where guests embark on a thrilling investigation into the mysterious death of Captain Stanley Johnson. Over 2-3 hours, participants engage with interactive puzzles, explore the ship’s graveyard, and sail across Lake Lothing, collecting clues at each stop. The adventure culminates with a grand reveal at the Fisherman’s Wharf Pub, where guests can enjoy classic British seaside food and drinks while reflecting on their detective work. This unique blend of history, teamwork, and maritime exploration makes for an unforgettable experience on the coast of Suffolk.
22. Norwich's Culture and Heritage: A Self-Guided Walking Tour
Norwich is a charming medieval city with a thriving arts and cultural scene. On this self-guided walking tour, you'll see some of the city’s most significant landmarks and hear stories its best artistic and cultural highlights. The tour begins at the Edith Cavell Memorial with the brave story of the British nurse who heroically freed 200 allied soldiers in Belgium. You’ll visit the medieval Norwich Castle, the elegant Royal Arcade with its Art Nouveau splendor, and wander through vibrant Norwich Market with its distinctive striped roofs, continuing a trading tradition that dates back 900 years. At the South Asia Collection, you’ll see a museum housed in a former Victorian skating rink, which features extraordinary artefacts from India, Pakistan, and Southeast Asia. The tour concludes at the Maddermarket Theatre, originally an 18th-century chapel that became an Elizabethan-style playhouse in 1921, named after the medieval market where madder plants used for red dye were sold.
33. Norwich’s Medieval Heart: A Self Guided Walking Tour
5.0· 1 reviewsNorwich is an ancient city and religious centre, boasting two cathedrals and dozens of medieval churches. The people of Norwich, however, are anything but traditional. On this walking tour, you’ll hear the stories of the dissidents and rebels who stood up for what they believed in, sometimes paying a very high price for their convictions. The tour starts outside Norwich Cathedral, a beautiful example of Norman architecture founded in 1096 by bishop Herbert de Losinga. You’ll enter Tombland (old English for “Empty Space”), an ancient market area where you’ll hear about its surprising past. You’ll wind your way through the old city centre, past lots of tempting cafés, restaurants, and independent shops en route to Norwich Castle. You’ll follow the banks of the River Wensum, as you make your way towards a brick artillery tower called Cow Tower that was built in 1398 to protect the city.
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